Blogs
- Shares Be a journalist, be rigorous we need
- It’s easy to rise to fame for a journalist while it’s never easy to be a journalist in China. Journalists are faced with pressures from not only the government but also the public as well as the competition in the professional realm. There are censorships from regulatio ...
- Shares Ear up, China’s Got to Be More Cautious in Afghanistan
- It has been a long puzzle for me during my internship in Oriental Morning Post in Shanghai when I found very rare reports about Afghanistan in almost every Chinese media, though there were blanket bombings and civilian destructions every day. Afghanistan is on China’s board, and China should e ...
- Shares A weird World....
- I finished my Voice and Accent class last night andnoticeda missedcallfrom Ashely,so I called back, while I couldn't quite catch what she was talking...very embarrassed that I could not understand her Amr English! And the reasons? I contributed it to my voice and accen ...
- Shares A Piece of News about literature Nobel Winner...
- "Writers from all over the world have won Nobels in the prize's 108-year history, but European-based authors, whether natives or emigrants, have had a virtual monopoly in recent years -- a trend the committee has defended, apologized for and perpetuated." From NYT... It's not tru ...
- Shares I Love Shelley and Byron
- I borrowed an anthology of poems of four famous poets: Shelley, Byron, Keats and Wordsworth weeks ago, all of which are about love and life. I love Shelley and Byron so much for their poems speak out something gloomy, while the later twos' areover energetic, enthusiastic for me to accept. I l ...
- Shares DO WHAT IS SUPPOSED TO, AND WAIT FOR GOD'S VERDICT
- Yeah, I admit “life isn't always what on likes, isn't it?” Remember what the Princess said in Roman Holiday and Travis' words "Sometimes I can hardly take it."in Taxi Driver. True, I mean it. Got a mountain of things to do, and nothing seemed to be easy to get through...so, when thinking of al ...
